really focus on what is supposed to be about and it goes back justice the most off used term in the hebrew bible. and when we -- our concern with justice doing justice, treating love your neighbors as ourselves, looking to tear down all kinds of barriers to access and obstacles and institutions that exploit. that's how we can move together. now in different group have to colens out of time out of necessity. our goal must be to make -- to ultimately love our neighbors. all of our neighbors as ourselves. come together as oneness. so the church not only do black and white and other churches go out of business. we should try to make such a world that, you know, the church goes out of business. we don't need a church in the sense of a they go freely and -- [inaudible] without concern with all the things terrible things that are coming in the world. we have been drk -- that wrap up our coverage. thank you for being with us. everything you seen today it reairs at midnight eastern time. [inaudible conversations] you're watching booktv on c-span2. here is our lineup for tonight. [applause] thank you. it'

he had to learn the language of the bible, ancient hebrew. >> and around the time that i finished, i decided that i wanted to take a look at modern hebrew as a language, to actually learn how to speak it, 'cause i had a very big interest in the politics and history of that region of the world. >> that region, of course, is the middle east. so, after learning israel's hebrew language, tim tried his hand at arabic. >> and then, from that, that's when i started getting very interested in pursuing languages solely as a hobby. >> tim had already been taking french and latin in school. but now he teaches himself. he has the ability to learn a new language with remarkable speed. >> i would say, honestly, i mean, depending on how difficult it is, if i really put my mind to it, maybe two to three weeks. >> just in case you missed that, tim just said he can learn a new language in... >> maybe two to three weeks. >> as i said, remarkable. so how does someone like tim find other polyglots to talk to? >> hey, tim. >> he skypes. it's helped him connect with polyglots all over the world. for exampl